^Not the incumbent, but stood in this seat and won.
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Further readingedit
Byers, R.B. (1981). Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs. 1979. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. ISBN978-1-4426-7193-5.
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1979, newfoundland, general, election, held, june, 1979, elect, members, 38th, general, assembly, newfoundland, progressive, conservative, party, 1975, september, 1979, 1982, seats, 38th, general, assembly, newfoundland27, seats, needed, majority, first, party. The 1979 Newfoundland general election was held on June 18 1979 to elect members of the 38th General Assembly of Newfoundland It was won by the Progressive Conservative party 1979 Newfoundland general election 1975 September 18 1979 1982 52 seats to the 38th General Assembly of Newfoundland27 seats needed for a majority First party Second party Third party PC NDPLeader Brian Peckford Donald Jamieson John GreeneParty Progressive Conservative Liberal New DemocraticLeader since March 26 1979 1979 1977Leader s seat Green Bay Bellevue a Ran in St John s West lost Last election 30 seats 45 54 16 seats 37 09 0 seats 4 35 Seats won 33 19 0Seat change 3 3Popular vote 119 151 95 943 18 507Percentage 50 25 40 46 7 80 Swing 4 71pp 3 37pp 3 45ppPremier before electionBrian PeckfordProgressive Conservative Premier after election Brian PeckfordProgressive ConservativeContents 1 Results 2 Members elected 3 References 4 Further readingResults edit Party Leader 1975 Seats won change Popular vote Progressive Conservative Brian Peckford 30 33 10 119 151 50 4 Liberal Donald Jamieson 16 19 19 95 943 40 6 New Democratic John Greene 0 0 0 18 507 7 8 Other 5 0 0 2 786 1 2 Totals 51 52 237 135 100 Members elected editFor complete electoral history see individual districts 38th General Assembly of Newfoundland District Member Party Baie Verte White Bay Thomas Gerald Rideout Liberal Bay of Islands Luke Woodrow Progressive Conservative Bellevue Donald C Jamieson Liberal Bonavista North Len Stirling Liberal Bonavista South James C Morgan Progressive Conservative Burgeo Bay d Espoir Roger Simmons Liberal Burin Placentia West Don Hollett Liberal Carbonear Rod Moores Liberal Conception Bay South John Butt Progressive Conservative Eagle River Eugene Hiscock Liberal Exploits Hugh M Twomey Progressive Conservative Ferryland Charlie Power Progressive Conservative Fogo Beaton Tulk Liberal Fortune Hermitage Don Stewart Progressive Conservative Gander Hazel R Newhook Progressive Conservative Grand Bank Leslie Thoms Liberal Grand Falls Leonard Simms Progressive Conservative Green Bay Brian Peckford Progressive Conservative Harbour Grace Haig Young Progressive Conservative Harbour Main Bell Island Norman E Doyle Progressive Conservative Humber East Lynn Verge Progressive Conservative Humber Valley Wallace House Progressive Conservative Humber West Raymond Baird Progressive Conservative Kilbride Robert J Aylward Progressive Conservative LaPoile Steve Neary Liberal Lewisporte Freeman White Liberal Menihek Peter J Walsh Progressive Conservative Mount Pearl H Neil Windsor Progressive Conservative Mount Scio Leo Barry Progressive Conservative Naskaupi Joseph Goudie Progressive Conservative Placentia William G Patterson Progressive Conservative Pleasantville Jerome Dinn Progressive Conservative Port au Port James Hodder Liberal Port de Grave Randy W Collins Progressive Conservative St Barbe Trevor Bennett Liberal St George s Ronald Gilbert Dawe Progressive Conservative St John s Centre Patrick J McNicholas Progressive Conservative St John s East William W Marshall Progressive Conservative St John s East Extern Thomas V Hickey Progressive Conservative St John s North John A Carter Progressive Conservative St John s South John Collins Progressive Conservative St John s West Harold Barrett Progressive Conservative St Mary s The Capes Walter C Carter Progressive Conservative Stephenville Fred Stagg Progressive Conservative Strait of Belle Isle Edward Roberts Liberal Terra Nova Thomas Lush Liberal Torngat Mountains Garfield Warren Liberal Trinity Bay de Verde Fred B Rowe Liberal Trinity North Charlie Brett Progressive Conservative Twillingate William N Rowe Liberal Waterford Kenmount Gerry Ottenheimer Progressive Conservative Windsor Buchans Graham Flight Liberal Not the incumbent but stood in this seat and won References editElection ReportFurther reading editByers R B 1981 Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs 1979 Toronto University of Toronto Press ISBN 978 1 4426 7193 5 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1979 Newfoundland general election amp oldid 1174389117, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
